English to Maori Meaning of spaniard - Paniora

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Paniora

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Definitions of spaniard in English
Noun(1) a native or inhabitant of Spain
Examples of spaniard in English
(1) looking the General right spang in the eye(2) And he was plum spang on the nail with that one, too.(3) looking the general right spang in the eye
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1. Spaniard ::
Paniora
2. Spanish ::
Spanish
Different Forms
spaniard, spaniards
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